The following was sent to me, the webmaster, by Norma Rogers.  The source of this information is from the <u><l>"MUSCATINE JOURNAL"</l></u>, date of issue was May 31, 1903. Thanks Keith for telling me about this article in the paper and thanks Norma for getting a copy of this article and typing it out for all of us to see it.  The following is from the article in the newspaper:<p><p>

<center>MUSCATINE GRADUATES   1866-1903<p>
 
                     DATA NOT COMPLETE.....RECORDS DESTROYED</center><p>
 
          The graduates of the Muscatine high school are scattered to the four parts 
of the United States, and the list of men and women who have been given diplomas
includes many prominent people of Muscatine and other cities.  At the time of the <a href="../highschoolfire.htm">high school fire</a> in February, 1896, the records of the school were burned, and consequently the obtainable data is not absolutely complete.  However from the memory of Mrs. A.C.Hopkinson, and from the records of Superintendent F. M. Witter, a list has been prepared, which is as follows: 

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                                       <center>Class of 1887

Lillie R. Hacker
Lottie M Libhart
Minnie B. Rensink
Hattie E. Elicker
Fannie E. Stevenson
Amelia M. Ament
B. Frank Erb
Jetta Hart
Gilbert J. Roberts
George E. Kincaid
Harry W. Kincaid
Harry E. Smalley
Charles L. Washburn
Will J. Farrell
Cora C. Keckler
Will D. Van Gent
Fannie C. Hadley
Harry Johnson Dean
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